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by larodi 2y ago
If u ask me this should be common sense more or less in 2025, but only Algolia knows how many lurkers are there on HN and not everyone is prepared to emerge into conversation with veteran guys around, many of them very peculiar about things
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by larodi 2y ago
But it’s all very much brutalist isn’t it? So perhaps brutalist as an art movement was just really appealing or was taught extensively …
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by larodi 2y ago
Was looking for this comment, thanks. There was also a very lengthy article by s.o. about the fact which traces the origins of many details. The presently discussed article ‘Paul Lawrence of Dune’ sound as if written for political goals, ra
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by larodi 2y ago
It sounds so more reasonable to have a director who is actually technical, doesn't it? I'm absolutely amazed how this (to the east) contrasts to understanding (to the west) that directors rather need to know finance, strategic pla
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by larodi 2y ago
There are many nuances as to why open source exists first place and narcissistic drive is very often not considered although most open source projects are very much an open portfolio of the authors. Also overlooked the fact that in 2025 ope
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by larodi 2y ago
Is this thing https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthetic_media I believe your message got downvoted because is synthetic, but because is wrong or not of interest.
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by larodi 2y ago
Man, this all really gets increasingly more complex in increasingly complex math…
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by larodi 2y ago
Apple can say whatever they like and we can do whatever we like. Neither side cares immensely about the other, that’s for sure. Actually I wonder who is this announce for? Considering the last one died after media hype as op noted.
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by larodi 2y ago
I love designing posters for thé love of it. AI helps me learn new shortcuts or suggest tools, helps me delete this or that, but essentially - my appreciation for the process comes from actually moving things around myself and having a say
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by larodi 2y ago
I’d love to see more spatial sql applied. As a side effect tbh your code may get shorter. Even though R and Python are type go-to langs for ML, it is SQL which excels at spatial analysis.
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by larodi 2y ago
Amazing, besides most of these links in the provided list are not anywhere near awesome as for example the Awesome Spatial or Awesome JS are. And still - are we not beyond Mozilla directory for 20 years now? I’m expecting someone implements
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by larodi 2y ago
Perhaps use pastebin for synthetic content next time?
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by larodi 2y ago
Indeed. And the papers were about doing better translation of char sequences, essentially the tech emerged as linguistics improvement for language. Then someone realised the parrot learns enough ZIP and JPEG alongside and can spit back haz
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by larodi 2y ago
How does s.o. in his 80s look this well? Even considering the possibility of plastic surgery. Even on his 2010 photo in wikipedia he looks so insanely younger, perhaps 45 or something...
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by larodi 2y ago
Indeed, fair chance AI only amplifies certain sector's wages, but the 100% automated work will not get any magic margin. Not more than say smart trading to have too many people focus there.
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by larodi 2y ago
Everyone moved too fast into the future, and this is perhaps not that good. The whole ASCII and 90s/cyberpunk nostalgia is being a major cue.
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by larodi 2y ago
‘…in Java’ lost me on the subtitle
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by larodi 2y ago
I finished it - the article, quite a lengthy one. Though I never stated say it's the original Gorton. The Gortons I found were all for sale, this one is open.
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by larodi 2y ago
Indeed, no sane JS dev would jump to Rust bandwagon, even if he’s very fond of TS. Besides Bun is not Rust even though Deno and some tools are. The JS crowd generally does not care about coding Rust, though would welcome faster tools which
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by larodi 2y ago
i took this https://github.com/dakotafelder/open-gorton
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by larodi 2y ago
The reasoning R1 demonstrates most times sounds to me like 5th grader's wording - in support of what you say. But then if you compress compress the knowledge needed for math reasoning, perhaps you get category theory paired with prolog
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by larodi 2y ago
Looks like many places in Europe to me
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by larodi 2y ago
In place replacing the text while parsing is very powerful approach. Fingers crosses this flies. This, combined with probabilistic approach can be even more interesting. Probabilistic approaches regexes exist since 70s if memory serves righ
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by larodi 2y ago
We need different perspective to copyright. Besides - what is a trade secret 10, 20, 30 years ago is a common wiki article now… very often if not always. The idea of people owning information is really beyond comprehension for me. There’s n
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by larodi 2y ago
No they never seeded the essence of it ALL :;))
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by larodi 2y ago
Perhaps they just did, or we are doing it - basically this should lead to abolition of copyright to any published article there is. Not sure how’d it impact open source, we’ll either have all of it open, or none at all.
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by larodi 2y ago
The most outrageous thing about the whole story is that smart people (like here and not only) knew this all since day one. They been uncovering this the whole time. And in their face, with all the fierce ignorance, broligarchs deny, evade a
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by larodi 2y ago
He’s dressed in something very vivid and lively, which kind of looks like the sort of world/ethnic dress you had in villages back in the day, but I can’t tell whether is Iranian or Slavic or where in between…? Anyone care to guess bett
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by larodi 2y ago
My thought on the same guess being - all tokens live in same latent space or in many spaces and each logical units train separate of each other…?
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by larodi 2y ago
It’s lottery indeed, you are right.

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